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Severina: 'I go to court a little, I go to concerts a little. A perfect week for an ordinary housewife.'
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Severina: 'I go to court a little, I go to concerts a little. A perfect week for an ordinary housewife.'

From Večernji List · () Croatian

Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Croatian pop star Severina joked about her frequent court appearances during a concert in Blato, Korčula, calling it a "perfect week for an ordinary housewife."
  • She also expressed support for student protests in Serbia, linking a chant from the audience to the ongoing movement for political and institutional accountability.
  • Severina hinted at new music, mentioning the preparation of three songs, while also playfully acknowledging her tendency to miss self-imposed deadlines.

Croatian pop sensation Severina Vučković recently entertained fans at a concert in Blato, Korčula, blending her hit songs with her characteristic candid interactions with the audience. Known for her engaging stage presence, Severina used the platform not only to perform but also to share personal anecdotes and commentary, creating a dynamic experience for her fans.

During the concert, Severina lightheartedly addressed her ongoing legal battles, which have garnered significant public attention over the years. "I go to court a little, I go to concerts a little. That's what happens in one week. A perfect week for an ordinary housewife," she quipped, drawing reactions from the crowd. This self-deprecating humor reflects her resilience in navigating complex legal proceedings while maintaining a successful music career.

Tako treba.

— FanAn audience member responded supportively to Severina's comment about her busy week.

The concert also saw Severina engage with a political sentiment expressed by an audience member. When someone shouted, "Students are winning," Severina responded with affirmation, "They are certainly winning!" This exchange appears to reference the sustained student protests in Serbia, which began after a tragic railway incident in November 2024 and evolved into a broader movement demanding political and institutional accountability and early elections.

Looking ahead, Severina hinted at new musical releases, teasing her followers with the upcoming arrival of three new songs. However, she playfully tempered expectations by admitting her own flexible approach to deadlines, adding, "that 'a few days' can also be a month." This announcement comes after a significant legal development: Severina was acquitted of two charges of intrusive behavior by the Municipal Criminal Court in Zagreb in early July. The prosecution had sought a ten-month suspended prison sentence, but the court found her not guilty, a decision that is not yet final.

Za koji dan tri nove pjesme (a taj 'koji dan' može biti i mjesec)...

— SeverinaSeverina hinted at new music releases while playfully commenting on her timelines.
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Originally published by Večernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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